phonological process

Question 1

articulatory disorder

Answer 1

difficulty coordinating the articulators in production of a limited set of phonemes

motor aspect

traditional based approach

Question 2

phonological disorder

Answer 2

difficulty in speech sound production resulting in multiple speech sound errors ultimately involved in the speech system of a language

trouble with overall system

therapy targets pattern

Question 3

phonological processes

Answer 3

simplifications used by children not capable of producing adult speech patterns

Question 4

natural phonology

Answer 4

stamps theory supports the idea that children are born with the innate processes necessary for the development of speech

Question 5

what are syllable structure processes?

Answer 5

phonological processes that generally simplifies the production of syllables

Question 6

what are substitution processes?

Answer 6

phonological processes involving the substitution of one phoneme class by another

Question 7

what are assimilation processes?

Answer 7

phonological process that involve an alteration in phoneme production due to phonetic environment

Question 8

syllable structure processes examples

Answer 8

weak syllable deletion
final consonant reduction
reduplication
cluster reduction

Question 9

weak syllable deletion

Answer 9

omission of an unstressed syllable preceding or following a stressed syllable

Question 10

final consonant deletion

Answer 10

deletes end consonant

Question 11

reduplication

Answer 11

repetition of a syllable of a word

Question 12

cluster reduction

Answer 12

deletion of a consonant from a consonant cluster

Question 13

substitution processes examples

Answer 13

stopping
fronting
gliding
vocalization
deaffrication

Question 14

stopping

Answer 14

subbing stop for a fricative or affricate

Question 15

fronting

Answer 15

subbing velar or palatal sound with an alveolar or fricative

Question 16

deaffrication

Answer 16

subbing fricative for affricate

Question 17

gliding

Answer 17

subbing glides and liquids

Question 18

vocalization

Answer 18

subbing vowel for post vocalic

Question 19

assimilation processes examples

Answer 19

labial assimilation
alveolar assimilation
velar assimilation
prevocalic voicing
devoicing

Question 20

labial assimilation

Answer 20

non labial phoneme produced as labial because of labial in the word

Question 21

alveolar assimilation

Answer 21

non alveolar phoneme produced as alveolar because of alveolar in the word

Question 22

velar assimilation

Answer 22

non velar phoneme produced as velar because of velar in the word

Question 23

prevocalic voicing

Answer 23

voicing consonant preceding nucleus of the cell

Question 24

devoicing

Answer 24

replacing voiceless sound with voiced

Question 25

hypernasality diacritic

Answer 25

wavy line excessive nasal resonance

Question 26

nasal emission diacritic

Answer 26

wavy division symbol air flow through nose when producing oral sound

Question 27

denasality diacritic

Answer 27

wavy x loss of air flow in nasal sound

Question 28

voicing diacritic

Answer 28

v below letter

Question 29

devoicing diacritic

Answer 29

o